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Research
Mitten Codes Put 195 Logical Qubits in 975 Physical Qubits, Complete with Fault-Tolerant Processor Design
Caltech and Oratomic introduce mitten codes, a family of 20%-rate qLDPC processor codes. In simulations, a [[540, 108, 18]] block produced two failures across 15 billion surgery quops at 0.1% physical error rate, consistent with an expected processing capacity of…
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Quantum Computing
DARPA’s Most Rigorous Quantum Evaluation Is Led by Its Least Proven Contenders
Neither Stage C company has publicly demonstrated a logical qubit on the architecture DARPA is evaluating. One may not have demonstrated a physical qubit. That outcome tells you more about the program's design than about the technology.
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Quantum Computing
Every Quantum Vendor Measures Progress Differently. That’s the Point.
Quantum vendors report different measures of scale, fidelity, throughput, and logical performance. Each number may be valid, but together they do not form a common scoreboard. Here is why that matters.
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Quantum Security & PQC
HKMA Gives Hong Kong Banks a 2.3 Out of 10 on Quantum Readiness, Targets Full Readiness by 2030
HKMA's first Quantum Preparedness Index scores Hong Kong's banking sector PQC readiness at 2.3 out of 10. Most respondents remain at an early stage, while the regulator targets full sectoral readiness by 2030.
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AI Security
AI Governance Is Repeating Cybersecurity’s Mistakes
Cybersecurity never eliminated conflicts over testing, disclosure, and oversight. It built mechanisms to expose and manage them. July's AI evaluation failures show which of those mechanisms frontier labs still lack.
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Quantum Sovereignty
I Spent a Year Writing About Europe’s Quantum Failures. Now I’m Moving My Company There.
I've spent the past year documenting Europe's quantum commercialization gap. Now I'm moving Applied Quantum's headquarters from Singapore to the EU. The contradiction is only apparent.
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Quantum Security & PQC
87% of Organizations Are Pursuing PQC. Only 7% Have Deployed It.
DigiCert's second annual PQC survey finds at-scale certificate deployment barely moved in a year. The barrier profile now points to execution, not awareness, and that tells us more than the headline number.
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Quantum Computing
Quantum Computers Are “Always Five Years Away.” The Targets Are Not.
A new philosophical paper explains why quantum-computing timelines keep resetting. The PFYT framework names a real pattern, but it confuses an unsettled architecture with an undefined target.
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Industry
HRL Built a Silicon Quantum Processor That Controls Itself Inside the Cryostat. IBM Agreed to Buy the Lab.
HRL Laboratories put a quantum processor, its controller, and a superconducting cable inside a single cryostat. The system ran error correction by itself. Eight days later, IBM announced it was buying HRL.
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Quantum Security & PQC
MAS Targets Quantum Resilience for FIs by End of Decade
Singapore's central bank will issue supervisory expectations with progressive milestones for financial institutions' quantum-safe migration. The stated aim: quantum resilience before the end of this decade.
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Industry
Economist Quantum Article: Best in Media, Still Wrong
The Economist's July 2026 quantum primer is the best mainstream coverage I've seen. I still found errors on how quantum computing works, what Shor's algorithm threatens, and which data sources deserve trust. If even The Economist gets this wrong, everyone…
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Industry
IBM Declares a “Quantum Advantage Era.” The Three Papers Make Different Claims.
IBM coordinated three quantum advantage announcements. The validation advances are real, but the papers make materially different claims.
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Industry
Neutral-Atom Roadmap Charts a Path to Quantum Utility
A multi-institutional roadmap for neutral-atom quantum computing puts cryptanalysis on its convergence chart. Here is what the data and the assumptions actually show.
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Quantum Policies
Europe Is Rewriting Its Quantum Roadmaps and Asking for Comments
Six draft roadmaps will guide European quantum funding to 2035, and comments close August 16. My team read every page. The strongest sovereignty doctrine, a missing PQC workstream, and a KPI demanding autarky.
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Industry
EY Installed a Quantum Computer in Toronto. Nobody Will Say What It Is.
The regulation behind Europe's €30 billion AI Gigafactories also rewired the EU's quantum strategy. The institutional convergence has consequences that the AI headlines buried.
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